Jesus, Gospel Tradition & Paul in the Context of
Jewish & Greco-Roman Antiquity
Collected Essays II
Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neun Testament No. 303

 

By David E. Aune
August 2013
Mohr Siebeck
Distributed By Coronet Books Inc.
ISBN: 9783161523151                         
626 pages
$299.50 Hardcover

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This volume contains 22 essays by David E. Aune, whose thematic focus is on the interpretation of the Gospels, Gospels and tradition of Paul's letters. In most of the essays, the author focuses on the exegesis particularly problematic passages in the Gospels, Acts and the epistles of Paul. In some texts he deals with the anthropology of Paul, in others he examines the phenomenon of oral tradition in the ancient world and in the Gospels or treated the problem of the genre of the Gospels (Mark and Matthew) and Roman letters. It reviews the latest research approaches to justification by faith in Paul and examines the importance of euaggelion in the headings of the Gospels. In addition, David E. Aune also deals with historical and contextual issues as Jesus' relationship to Cynicism, which was said to him in the first-century Palestine, the Jesus tradition in the Gospel of Thomas and the dualism in John's Gospel.

 

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